Gender Swap

Transform the subject from the uploaded photo into their opposite gender, while preserving their unique facial features, vibe, and personal aesthetic. The goal is to answer the question: “What would I look like if I were a girl/boy?” Key Instructions: Face & Identity: Keep the subject’s core facial structure, expression, and recognizable traits intact — including eyes, nose, mouth shape, and skin tone — but subtly adjust bone structure, hairstyle, and features to reflect the opposite gender, while still clearly resembling the original subject. Vibe & Aesthetic: Maintain the same overall feel, personality, and emotional tone as the original — whether it's soft, edgy, intellectual, confident, playful, etc. The gender-swapped version should feel like a natural alternative version of the same person. Hairstyle & Styling: Adapt hairstyle and outfit to suit the opposite gender while matching the subject’s personal style and era (e.g. modern, retro, minimalist, artistic, techy, trendy, etc). Expression & Pose: Use a similar facial expression and posture to mirror the energy and confidence of the original image. Lighting & Background: Match the lighting and mood of the original photo. Use a consistent background or an equivalent alternative that blends seamlessly with the transformed subject. Rendering Style: Hyper-realistic portrait photography — polished skin texture, realistic lighting, soft shadows, subtle catchlights in the eyes. Should feel like a real professional photo of the gender-swapped version of the subject. Aspect Ratio: Vertical portrait (3:4 or 4:5) Camera Lens Emulation: Canon RF 85mm f/1.2L (shallow depth of field, smooth bokeh, crisp subject focus) Optional Enhancements: Add light styling details such as earrings, subtle makeup (for female version), or soft facial hair (for male version) if it suits the subject’s vibe.